Combined shade-roller and curtain-pole bracket



' nwwm A. E. 'PACKER COMBINED SHADE ROLLER AND CURTAIN POLE BRACKET Filed Sent. 12 1922 93w his QM Patented duly l, 1324:.

ALONZO E. PACKEB, '15 NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO.

COMBINED SHADE-ROLLER AND CURTAIN-POLE BRACKET.

Application filed September 12, 1922. Serial No. 587,661.

To all whom it a on In Figs. 1, 2 and 3 of the drawing, 1 have Be it known that I, ALoNzo E. PAoKEn, shown for the purpose of illustrating one a citizen of the United States, and residing use of y pro eme t. a part of a winat New Philadelphia, in the county of Tusdow frame 10 in connection with which my carawas and State of Ohio, have invented proved brackets 11 are mounted. 55

certain new and useful Improvements, in Each of the brackets 11 are composed of C bi d Sh d B011 d C t i -P 1 three sheet metal stampings 12, 13 and 14:. Brackets, of which the following is a speci The part 12 is substantiallydisk-shaped in fication, such as will enable those skilled in rm as clear y shown in Fig. 3 and the centhe art to which it appertains to make and trill Port-i011 Of which is P s outwardly use th Same r as shown at 15 and the outwardly pressed This invention relates to brackets for sup- P I I I iS provided with an elongated and porting shade rollers, curtain poles and the v ti a y arranged aperture 16 and said like, and the object of the invention is to ward y pressed portion forms on the in- 15 provide devices of this class preferably coni- I1 1 face of the part 12 a chamber 17 and the or posed f t d h t t l parts t d part 12 is provided with an upwardly, backtogether, in such manner as to permit of wardly n downwardly directed extension th dj t t f one f th parts f id 18 and the downwardly directed portion is d i a f th bj t b i t id provided with teeth or projections 19 and 20 b k t d i f th Class ifi d hi h theextension 18 forms a hanger-by means of 70- may b t d i n ti ith th i which the part 12 may be mounted in cond w fr ith t th use f r il nect-ionwith the transverse top plate 10 of or other attaching devices; and with these the Window e. its clearly Shown in the and other objects in view, the invention cong, y pa g the GHS OH 18 downi t i b k t d i f th l d f wardly over the plate 1O with the teeth or "16. th purpose ifi d hi h are 311111316 i projections19 passing between the plate 10 construction, efficient in use, and which are and the S g ody 0 t e Window constructed as hereinafter described and frame. lai d. The part 13 is substantially T-shaped in The invention is fully disclosed in the folf0II11 and P S a cross-head 20 and a so lowing specification, of which the accom- Proj ting arm 21 arranged at right angles panying drawing forms a part, in which the to the cross-head 20 and in one instance the separate parts of my improvement, are deg' garm 21 lS'lDIOViClGCl With an aperture 22 as nated by suitable reference characters in hown in Fig. fiend in the other instance each of the views and in whichz with a recess 23 as shown in Fig. 2 of thes5 Fig. 1 is a plan view of a part of a window drawing, and the aperture 21 and recess 23 frame showing two of my improved brackon respective parts 13 are adapted to receive ets mounted in connection therewith, with. and support the shanks of a shade roller 24 parts of the construction broken away and as clearly shown in Fig. 1 of the drawing.

40 illustrating the method of using said brack- The part 13 is connected with and supportets. ed by the part 12 bypassing the cross-head Fig. 2 is a partial section on the line 2-2 20 inwardly through the aperture 16 to place of Fig. 1. said cross-head within the chamber 17 as Fig.3 is a face view of one corner portion clearly shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 3 of the 4.5 of a windowframe,showingone of my imdrawing and it will be understoodthat the proved brackets mounted in connection arm 21 of the part 13 extends outwardly therewithyand, from the part 12. i

Figs. 1 and 5 are perspective detail views The part 14; is substantially L-shaped in of two parts of my improved bracket, which form and comprises a comparatively narse I employ. row arm. 2 whi h is adap d o be passed ice through apertures 26 in the opposite side a, walls of the outwardly pressed portion 29 and 30 as clearly shown in Fig. 1 of the drawing. The arm 27 of the part 14 is reinforced and strengthened where 1t 101115 the arm by a downwardly directed enlarged V-shaped port-ion 81 as clearly shown in Fig. 4 of the drawing.

In the use of my improved brackets, it will be understood that the parts 13 and 14 will'bemade up in lefts and rights and constitute a pair and in assembling the parts thereof, and mounting the same in posi- 7 tion, the parts '13 are-first mounted in con nection with the parts 12 and after which the parts l t are mounted in connection 7 with the parts 12 as hereinbefore set out and the separate brackets thus assembled are mounted in connection with the frame work of the window or the top plate 10 thereof, it being understood that the brackets are adjusted to the desired position to receive and support a shade roller 24 of predetermined length and the parts 1 1 are adju'stabl mounted in the parts 12, or may be exten ed laterally in opposite directions to support curtain poles of the deslred length.

"With my improved device, it will be apparent that the m'arring or defaclng of the woodworlrof a window frame or the hke, isobviated and I provide a simple and yet strong and durable method of mounting shade rollers and curtain poles in con- 7 nection with a window frame or other support and while I have shown certain details of construction for carrying my invention into eifect and have lllustrated a specific use of'my invention, it will .be understood that I am not necessarily limited in theserespects and various changes in and modifications of the construction herein shown and described may be made with- ,in' the scope of the appended claims without departing from the spirit of my invention or sacrificing its advantages,

Having fully described my invention, what I claim as newand desire to secure by-Letters Patent, is

1. A bracket device of the class described, comprising'three sheet metal parts, one of said" parts being of unitary construction substantially disk-shaped inform and provided with an outwardly pressed portion forming .a chamber opening outwardly through the rear face thereof, said outwardly pressed portion being provided centrally thereof with an elongated aperture, the opposite side walls of said outwardly pressed portion being provided with other apertures, said part being provided with an upwardly, backwardly and downwardly directed extension, by means of which the same may be mounted in connection with a suitable support, and the other parts of said bracket being detachably mounted in connection with said first named part, one of said parts passing through the elongated aperture and the other through the second named apertures of the first mentioned part.

2. A bracket device of the class described. comprising three sheet metal parts, one of said parts being of unitary construction substantially disk-shaped in form and provided with an outwardly pressed portion forming a chamber opening outwardly through the rear face thereof, said outwardly pressed portion being apertured centrally thereof with an elongated aperture, the opposite side walls of said outwardly pressed portion being provided with other apertures, said part being provided with an upwardly, backwardly and downwardly directed extension by means of which the same may be mounted in connection with asuitable support and another of said parts being substantially T-shaped in form and being adapted to be passed through the elongated aperture of said first named part for detachably connecting said part with said first named part, said last named part extending outwardly at right angles to the first named part and being provided with means for receiving and supporting the shanks of a shade roller.

3. A bracket device of the class described, comprising three sheet metal parts, one of said parts being of unitary construction substantially disk-shaped in form and provided with an outwardly pressed portion forming a chamber opening outwardly through the rear face thereof, said outwardly pressed portion being provided centrally thereof with an elongated aperture, the opposite side walls of said outwardly pressed. portion being provided with other aper tures, said part being provided with an upwardly, backwardly and downwardly directed extension by means of which the same may be mounted in connection with a suitable support and another of said parts being substantially T-shaped in form and being adapted to be passed through the elongated aperture of said first named part for detachably connecting said part with said first named part, said last named part extending outwardly at right angles to the first named part and being provided with means for receiving and supporting the shanks of a shade roller, and the other of said parts being substantially L-shaped in form and adapted to be passed through presence of the subscribing Witnesses this the other apertures by said first named part 25th day of August 1922. and to extend at right angles to said first named part and provided with means for ALONZO PAGKER' 5 supporting a curtain pole or poles thereon. Witnesses:

In testimony that I claim the foregoing RUSSELL E. SEIBERT, as my invention I have signed my name in HERBERT ECKERT. 

